Marco Van Basten Posted August 16, 2025 Posted August 16, 2025 WIth the caveat that I am neither a tax attorney nor a tax accountant, it seems to me that the new tax bill (aka Big Beautiful Bill) has dramatically increased tax advantages of investing in real estate. (If I understand correctly, essentially writing off rather than capitalizing all expenditures on assets with lives less than 15 years and also significantly increasing write-off on purchases of buildings.) So shouldn't that logically lead to lower cap rates and higher valuations?
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